Oliver Townend on Finley Du Loir at Cirencester Park Horse Trials (1) 2023
Entries open for Cirencester Park (1) Horse Trials 2024 on 12th February 2024
Last year Oliver Townend and the very talented young horse Finley Du Loir, owned by Caunton Stud and Sir John Peace, were winners of the British Eventing Intermediate class atCirencester Park (1) Horse Trials 2023, finishing on their impressive dressage score of 21.6.
This year Cirencester Park (1) will be held from 22nd – 24th March 2024 and we'll see you there!
Willa Newton on Last Hope 10 at Lincolnshire Horse Trials 2023
Watch Willa Newton and Last Hope 10, winners of the British Eventing Novice Section I class on cross country at Lincolnshire Horse Trials 2023.
Held at the Lincolnshire Showgrounds in March each year, Lincolnshire Horse Trials is an early season event attracting some of the best riders in the UK aiming to ‘blow away the cobwebs’ as they look towards the first international events of the year.
This year it will be held from 15th - 17th March 2024 with entries open on the 5th February. We'll see you there!
Piggy March on Brookfield Future News at Oasby (1) Horse Trials 2022
Oasby (1) Horse Trials in Lincolnshire may not have run in 2023 but it is back in 2024 as one of the most popular events of the early British eventing season, running from 7th – 10th March 2024 with entries opening on 29th January.
In 2022 Piggy March won four of the classes at Oasby (1) as well as several podium places, with Brookfield Future News taking one of the Open Novice sections.
Holly Richardson on Bally Louis at Burghley Horse Trials 2023
"My childhood dream was still inside me."
British eventing rider Holly Richardson had not planned on becoming a professional eventing rider but, after gaining various qualifications and working around the world, Holly returned to pursue her passion for horses and riding.
In 2023 she completed her first CCI5* at Burghley Horse Trials and now hopes to aim for Badminton Horse Trials in 2024.
We caught up with Holly to find out more about her diverse career path, her passion for producing horses since a young age and how she now manages her own eventing business
We’re celebrating the retirement of Seigneur Medicott, a horse that we all admired with Bettina Hoy in the saddle for Germany, who went on to be a great partner for India’s Fouaad Mirza, competing at the Tokyo Olympic Games and the World Championships, Pratoni in 2022.
2017 was a golden year for Bettina and Siegneur Medicott, winning the CCI4* at Houghton and Chatsworth and the German National Championship CCI4* at Luhmuhlen. Here they are on the way to their win in the Nations Cup at Houghton Hall 2017.
